无法将 javascript 文件作为 email 附件发送

Question

Hotmail does not allow javascript files to be attached to emails, what are the reasons behind it??

Answer 1

解决此问题的一种简单方法是使用 .txt 扩展名而不是 .js 扩展名重命名文件。

Answer 2

Email clients do not normally allow emails to be sent with any form of JavaScript because it could be used to install malware on the recipient's computer. There was a huge issue with older email clients because they did allow JavaScript. As a result anyone using those clients could fall victim to chain mail with malware "strapped on."

Nowadays you can open any email safely without worrying about downloading any viruses. You can, however, still get viruses by clicking on any links within the email that lead to malicious websites; so don't click on any email links unless you know they are safe.

Answer 3

reasoning found in a 2010 blog post:

"Because they're "executable". They are, fundamentally, computer programs or can be treated as computer programs.

And as computer programs, they can carry malware."

Hotmail blocks a lot of attachment types, the old work around was to either remove the filename extension on transfer ie (this.js = this) and have the receiver append the extension when they download the file on their end, or compress it in a zip archive.

Answer 4

对我来说，唯一有帮助的是将文件重命名为其他名称，例如.jss并要求收件人将其重命名。

Answer 5

如果您有谷歌帐户，您可以压缩顶部文件夹并将其保存在您的谷歌驱动器中，然后共享驱动器链接。

Answer 6

One thing that you can do for static js code is to make one HTML file. Add script tags in it. And write the js code there. And upload zip file containing HTML file.

Answer 7

You should change.js file to.txt files, then zip it. It will accept. (Dont change.rar/.zip to.txt. Change.js to.txt)